St. Paul daily globe., 1887-10-30


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The beautiful and attractive residence
Of Mr.. j. L. Odell, on Summit avenue,
was the scene of one of the social events
of the season yesterday afternoon. 1t
was a farewell reception rendered by
Mr.. and Mrs. Odell to their many friends
before leaving for their new home in
Richmond. Va, where Mr.. Odell goes to
bake prominent official position in the
management of the Chesapeake & Ohio
railroad. The reception lasted from 3
to 5p. m., and more than 300 of the
most prominent society ladies of the
city improved the opportunity to make
farewell calls on Mrs. Odell.
On entering the residence the guest
could not help being struck by the
beauty and variety of the floral decora-
tiOns. The chandeliers in the broad
hallway, in the parlors and in the dim
Ing room were twined with smilaX,
while many beautiful house plants
adorned every nook and corner. In the
front parlor was most beautiful horse
shoe of red roses entwined with dark
green leaves, presented by friend, and
emblematic of the good wishes of the
donor: The library, too, was beauti-
fully decorated with many flowers and
plants of all kinds, but the dining room
eclipsed them all in that respect. The
decorations in this room were all a
primrose yellow and yellow chrysan-
themums, with backgrounds of ferns
and smilaX, and the whole set off with
even yellow candles, was most charm
ing sight.
Mrs. Odell received, assisted by Mrs.
ARsel Oppenheim and Miss Katie Cor
don. A graceful act of the hostess was
the invitation of Miss Gordon to assist
in receiving the guests, thus giving her
formal introduction to her new home,
for Miss Gordon is to be the new mis-
treSS of the house. The reception was
a great success in every way.
THE TOILETS.
The toilets of the ladies were elabOr-
ate and simply magnificent in their rich
ness and variety of material.
Mrs. Odell wore faile Francais silk green
brocaded velvet, irrideScent pasSamenterie,
en- traine and decollete: Marechal Neil roses.
Mrs. Ansel Oppenheim-White silk, en-
broidered crepese overdresS. full train, decol-
lete; lie France roses and diamonds.
Miss Gordon-Light blue brocaded silk,
blue china crepe, demi traine, decollete;
pearl ornaments.
Mrs. Jordan wore wine-colored velvet. bro
eaded front, full train; point lace and dia-
Mrs. Meade-Black faille Francaise silk;
white roses and diamonds.
Mrs. L. h Stone-Red and black brocade,
Mrs. Richards-White MORE silk, demi
traine decolete; diamonds
Mrs. Clason wore lavender satin with Law
ender overdress; point lace and diamonds.
THE GUESTS
Among those present were: Mesdames L.
&. DenslOw, n. c. Thrall, H. C. Davis, H.
sahlgaard, W. B. Jordan, E. S. Chittenden,
/. II. Maxfeld. c. j. Thompson, G. l..
White, Charles Nichols, D. L. Harbaugh, H.
a. Castle, T. S. Lott, G. A. Thompson, G.
". Armstrong, j. L. McAfee, w. L. Mead,
T: D. Rngg: NJ. E. culver, J. J: Parker, S. L.
Moore, W. j. Footner. C. r. Mcnamara, c.
": Hornick, G. II. Worthen, J. P. Hague, 6.
s. Marsh; c; B. Yale, r. R. Dorr, 6; 5; Ran
s. Nichols, j. H. Ames, P. H. Kelly,
Miss White, Miss Kelly; hiss Murphy, Mes
Postlethwaite. J. Il. Alien, A. E. Law, H. P. P
Upham, f. c. Belote, Misses Belote. Mesdames
j. T. Clark. II. Schurmeier, Theodore Borup,
c. W: McIntire, S. S. Eaton, W. H. Conger,
W. W. Cantwell, E. L. Booth, W. P. Clough,
Miss Clough, Miss Routh, Mesdames A. AL
len, F. d. Abbey, j. H. Burwell, j. B. Cook,
j. Platt, L. F. Hubbard, w. P Muir
Mrs. L; K. Stone, Mrs c. B. Harris, Mrs. j. J.
Egan, Mrs: F. A. Seymour, Mrs. S. c. Cook.
Mrs. G. S. Baqter;. Mrs. o. C. Greene, Miss
Mathews, Mrs; L. L. Chapman, Mrs H. V.
Rutherford, Mrs. G. W. Pearce, Mrs. c. R.
Higsinis, Riss Mrs MS G. s. Lee Aov,oI Mrs NE E.
E. G. Rogers. Mrs. j. NJ. Hannaford,
Mesdames S. A. Mcconnell, R. A Laupher
E. II. Judson, J. NJ. Rossell, r. s. Kennedy,
D. NJ. Miller, II; r. Curtiss, Miss Babcock,
Mesdames G. 5. Moore, S. l.. Davis, Messner
II. Mitchell, E. n. Saunders, F. P. Wright,
J. Kelliher, D. II. Moon, A. Kahlman, c. E.
Skinner, J. Mickey, W. H. Hort, II. NJ. Hart,
Misses Pames, Mesdames F. Drscoll. Sr., E.
". Peet; A. oPpenheim, A. B; stickney, A.
II. LiIdeke, A. j. Stone, E. W. Win
F Baeoa w. afsss Miss GFeSe Gfrss g.
Meets MsfaaRss vs. 3 B. & coFnfs6 nGsisf H. H6xse aHa
Miss Gordon Mrs, G. r. Finch, Mrs; W. H.
Mrs. Marvel, Mrs. j. Mcknight. Mrs. G. ".
Cross, Mrs G. B. Clason, Mrs. j. T. Averill
Mrs. A. E. Bates. Mrs. E. G. Bean, Mrs. j. C.
Chislett, Mrs G. K. Metcalf, Mrs. B. W. Arm
strong, Mrs; c. \. Dorion, Mrs. W; G.
Strickland, Mrs. j. F. Baker, Mrs, Chrales Paul.
Mrs. F. B. Farwell, Mrs. W. Y. Summers,
Mrs. R, L. German, Miss German, Mrs. E. C.
V. Smalley, Mrs. G. E. Routh, Mrs. A. E.
Clark, Miss Gale, Mrs. Gale, Mrs. E. j. Cooke
Mrs. H. NJ. Bristol. Mrs. w. T. Richie, Mrs. p
Ritchie: Mrs; O. L: Taylor, Mrs. A. Pugh,
Mrs. S. P. Folsom. Mrs I'D. Dyer.
regrets were received from Mesdames L. /.
c. Brooks. Haywood. Brown, Routh, Lewis
Schell, Wilkinson, Suygart, Higgins Davis
Gribben, Mickey. SandeIs and Miss Phillips
CUPID'S CAPERS.
The marriage of B. Winkel. of st.
Paul, to Miss Emma Borer, of st. Peter,
Mimi, took place Oct. 25 at the Catholic
church. The ceremony was performed
by Rev. Father Sorensen. A reception
was given at the BRIDES home during
the evening. Those present from st.
Paul were: Miss Gertie Winkel, Miss
Josie Beach, Nick Hill and r. COlloris.
Mr.. and Mrs. Winkel will make their
future home in st. Paul.
HECK-MITSCH.
At the Assumption church Tuesday
morning occurred the marriage of Miss
Lizzie MitSch, daughter of Mr.. and
Mrs. George Mitsch, prominent citiz rs
of st. Paul, to Matthias Heck. AS the
bridal procession entered the church
and moved down the aisle to the altar.
the organ played by Prof. REM pealed
forth The strains of Mendelssohn's
"Wedding March," At $50 o'clock, in
the presence of 500 friends and relatives
of the contracting parties, the ceremony
was impressively performed by Rev.
Father Bernard, the event being solem-